Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-04
ROACHES.

since the first thunder storm the pug's
beetles, Insects and reptiles that had lain
dormant during the winter pecAn0 nwakeneu
Tor their campaign which Will not close uh'li
tue trusts cegin 10 pte They iee' 'he ktsu'
ual hesung "i inc esrth IN early sFhnsu"',
but await the peals oi thunder before ventuf.
ing from their cold. proof retreats
Forest and strea,u may now In, said to be |
literally .l,xo Nara tha yr...hopper Ia |
,,. ,.,.., al, -. =. ,.,,,,
ie"fuk s'o""" "e1 u.o o''"ey f
OF its epon COAT II using the same kho W
Limits with equal agility, but It's voice 10 lar
more meloJious than that of the grssshopper.
Tbere y,es a yaudv butterny. uittipr about
49, ,,,,, A., go, -, .,,,. n,,av I.,,au
w ~ "'" -. 49, " - 49,.
pioou'' '"e WY on .oo sa'e "is'""' e''"os
swiitly py its rival Inc SoiotAuo oee''c
moves on potato patch from hill To HILL ana
from row to row while slugs make hideous
ak a,etons of tbs r,ss and ,utraut bushes in
a.. -, ,u.,n.,
'"S aN'.S ,,,,, ,,.,., ,,..
ieS, '"e'e "'e "'h'''"s W "''t'i'"' .fs'
OF animals active IN their continual TOLL
Some encroach upon the domains OF mSi,,
while others sustain him.
Rut IL ia about a pt,t that the writer seeks
a., -, . ,,,,, r,,., - r,.,, a. ,ba
W ."f' ., ,.',..,.,,,,, q,
s"'Jee. vi a''acN, IL Is AL 'ussV' uV'''s"s W
the otuer OF orWoPterd, ana 10 the krouPoi
runners or cHrsorid, having straight wings,
| and ALI the legs adapted for rapid motion.
rh. ,,,,. NM, h,s iv. .,,,,u,.,,ops Ia tho
| -, 49,, ,.t.,,. 49,, 80, ,.,.,,h~,,. ,b.
"'i ' 'n' MS a.S ,o' .,, .'.. 80 49, -,
| wing 'o'efs ae o'a hoii"ou'"' on ai' 'of VI
| the back, and oNeriappinK on their inner
| edges the body is oval and nattened the
antenuae are long and thread like; the legs
| have small SHINES. C.,kroaches are general
| teeisrs eating ind,scriminAtely 10th animal
| ami yevatahie substanc,s Tbey undergo
| only a partiai metamor phosis their changes
consisting in the increase and development
| oi ths W I'm % and their ,oyers which exist As
mere rudImeu,s In the pytnpth state; ; in
| other resu&s.ts the nymph and latya are like
| the perfect insect, walking and feeding In
the ssme manner. They are nocturnal in
| se.,s. and live both In the woods and In
| houses They run with considerable swift
ness There are several species those indig.
epous to this country are found exclusively y
| i'm woods, under stones aud leaves while the
| common Species, originally from Asia in.
| feat dwelling houses prefsrriny warm aud
| dark closets oven. and hearths W hence they
| issu, AT night I'm search Of fnod. The oriental
| ro,kr roach I5IngtI n,,suf,,iis. I,nul ia spIsaJ
| sxtensiysly oysr Europe ana America espec
| ,,,Iv i'm I'M. maritime towns beinr imported
| troin tie Iey.nt i'm .hip., c.rroe% In many
hnnsss thev are a nerts,t ns.t. dsyour,nv al
| kinds of animal and vegetable articles of food
and sv.u DESTROYING cIo,hinv. leather. cottoI
snd go On iba snn,n..s ot a iivht the,
; | escapo with con,i,sr.ble r.pidity into thei
| boIes E.table. wbirb thew cannot devon
> are rsnasrsa mn III ,nr us, the disarreeabi
4 smali commnnic.taa nv the sxcrements
Every hou.ek eeper has unpoundei II contsmp
! | for them. The apothsrarv furnishes mix